Indian Creek Campground
2499 Pine Creek Rd, Sedalia, CO 80135, United States
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Kids stay warm in temperatures as low as 50°F
Sets up in under 5 minutes thanks to pre-attached poles. Integrated rainfly offers extra weather protection and improves airflow. Double-thick Polyguard 2X fabric stands up to the elements season after season
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Sets up in under 5 minutes thanks to pre-attached poles
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WEATHERTEC PROTECTION — Tub-style floor, welded corners, inverted seams and taped rainfly work together to keep water out and help block wind and rain for a reliable, weatherproof shelter.. SETS UP IN MINUTES — Snag-free continuous pole sleeves and pre-attached poles let you pitch the tent in about 10 minutes — ideal for camping, festivals, backyard getaways and sleepovers.. WELL-VENTILATED COMFORT — Two large windows and a ground vent promote airflow to reduce condensation; roomy interior and generous center height provide improved headroom and sleeping comfort.
About This Campsite
Welcome to Indian Creek Campground
Indian Creek Campground offers a serene escape into nature, nestled amidst picturesque trails ideal for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. It is a quaint camping spot known for its tranquility, making it a great choice for those seeking to disconnect and unwind surrounded by the beauty of the great outdoors.
Facilities and Amenities
- Campsites: The campground offers a mix of pedestrian and equestrian sites, with a total of 11 campsites available on a first-come, first-served basis. Notable sites include Site 6, which is ADA accessible, and Site 5, which provides ample space for groups and multiple tents.
- Sanitation: Each loop has a clean vault toilet, ensuring comfortable facilities for guests.
- Parking: Parking within campsites can be limited, so plan accordingly. Each site can accommodate a vehicle, with additional parking available at a charge.
- Camp Host: Previous visitors have praised the helpful and friendly camp hosts, adding a warm touch to the stay.
Outdoor Activities
The campground is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering numerous trails that range from steep and rugged to more shaded and gentle paths. Visitors can enjoy watching wildlife such as bears, deer, elk, rabbits, snakes, and diverse bird species. The scenic trails also lead to a lookout point and a pond/lake for those who enjoy a challenging trek.
Important Considerations
- Fees are $22 per night, with an additional $7 for extra vehicles. Payments are made via a drop box at the entrance.
- Check-in starts at 2 PM, and check-out is by 12 PM.
- The trails and loops within the campground cater to varying levels of athleticism, with some offering a more serene, leisurely experience, while others provide a more intense, technical challenge.
Overall Thoughts
Indian Creek Campground shines as a peaceful retreat for both solo campers and small groups who cherish the intimacy of nature. While the facilities may not cater to everyone’s expectations for extended stays, the site’s rustic charm and natural allure deliver an authentic camping experience. With a harmonious blend of quiet solitude and invigorating outdoor activities, it’s a spot perfect for a getaway from the city's hustle and bustle.
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Reviews
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My Name Is Confidential
06/12/2018
Camp host Jerry was friendly & helpful. Other campers seem to behave being mostly quiet. Water-dumpster-vaulted toilets and clean. Day use hiking-biking-horse back riding trails. Parking limited in campsites. 2018 fees $22 per night & $7 per additional vehicles. Access passes honored.
Todd In-AZ
09/12/2024
Matthew the host is cool and advised us to go to the equestrian loop cuz they were full. Mostly people living there doing handyman jobs and Doordash. Little run down campground. Ok for an overnight but I wouldn't stay longer. In fact, I'd never come back here
Hailey Bailey
09/13/2021
I love this place. They have 2 separate camp sites, one for pedestrian campers and one for equestrian campers. I'll write a separate review for equestrian facilities. As far as pedestrian camping goes, there are two loops. Site 6 is ADA accessible. Site 5 is the largest if the sites, site 7 is also large with a long driveway, perfect for small group camping (max of 8 ppl) with room for 2 vehicles to park (1 with a pop-up) and room for 2 or 3 tents. Sites 5 & 7 both allow for space to set your tents away from the dining area. The host, Beth, is AMAZING! There is 1 vault toilet in each loop, both were very clean and did not smell awful. Camping is $22/night with a drop box at the entrance for easy payment, but it is first come first serve. Check in is at 2 and check out is at 12. Several trail heads lead to a variety of gorgeous trails. Some steeper, uphill, rocky and exposed while others are more shaded with lots of lovely ground cover and wildlife. There is also a road that is perfect for bikes and wheelchairs that leads up to a look-out point and if you have the stamina for it, you can take the trails to a pond/lake. Bears, deer, elk, rabbits, snakes, and a plethora of birds live in the area and are always a joy to see in the wee hours of the morning when it's quiet.
Mario A
07/25/2022
This is a great campground for tent it’s a first come first serve only 11 camp sites no reservations a lot of hiking,biking,or horseback had a lot of fun great camp host he was really helpful great job.
Shay Rubino
06/23/2018
great trail system that offers some very rough and technical riding and hiking. I seldom run into other people even on weekends so it's a nice place to go and escape the city